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The wave, aka the ripple effect, became popular with Google's material design guidelines. When a user interacts with a button, a wave-like animation would spread outwards from the clicking/touching point. Read on to learn how to implement this feature with a Vue.js directive.

Vue is a great framework to develop user interfaces. It has experienced a great deal of growth in popularity since its initial release in 2014 and still continues to improve. This second part of the series will explain how to develop "in" a container and ship your app with a custom Docker workflow

This article attempts to give you an idea of how to implement a search feature for your own Ghost blog. You'll learn how to create your own index, store it on the clientside and query it for results. In the related code repository, you can also find an implementation example.

Directives are one of Vue's most powerful concepts. They provide direct access to a DOM element over its lifecycle. And you're not restricted to the built-in ones but can also write your own custom directives.

They are everywhere. For a good reason as well - typography plays a big role in UI design, and Google provides designers and developers a simple solution by providing popular fonts over their CDN. You might, however, have good reason to serve these from your own server.

Google provides plenty of web services, one of which is Google Fonts. At the same time, using these services is as simple as opening a window (or browser tab, literally speaking). You might have a good reason though not to use these, and instead, provide font files from your own sources.

Waiting blows. That goes for many situations in life, including when a website you visit is busy loading new data. However, it's usually helpful to visualize that something is happening in the background. Or be able to pull the plug. Read on to find out how that's to be done with the fetch API.

Vue is a great framework to develop user interfaces. It has experienced a great deal of growth in popularity since its initial release in 2014 and still continues to improve. In this article, you'll learn how to make your Vue development workflow even better using Docker

This article explains a few techniques that make use of express's middleware interface. You will learn how to set up a common logger, add CORS and cache HTTP headers, as well as implement simple Basic Authentication into your Node application.